Chobe National Park
Spend nights under canvas at AndBeyond Savute Under Canvas, close to nature in the Savute corner of the game-rich Chobe National Park, which hosts the annual zebra migration.
Game viewing in Savute is remote and wild. Sizable numbers of elephant bulls are also invariably present at Savute, and the area also supports the greatest concentration of the king of all beasts - the lion. Other predators, including leopard, cheetah, African wild dog, spotted hyena, black-backed jackal and bat-eared fox may also be encountered, as well as frequent sightings of zebra, wildebeest, buffalo, giraffe, tsessebe and kudu.
As dawn breaks, climb into an open 4x4 safari vehicle with your guide and tracker, and set off through the waking bush. After a morning spent tracking down wildlife, return to the camp for a hearty bush breakfast. While away the next few hours watching the wonders of the bush directly from your tent's veranda. Depart on an afternoon game drive as the heat of the day starts to break, before returning back to camp for cocktails around a blazing fire, followed by dinner under the starry African sky.
Carefully positioned as close as possible to the resident game, Savute Under Canvas offers a true African experience. Secluded campsites in the wilderness, where guests can expect to see few other people or vehicles, provide a base for up close and personal adventure and discovery. The camp moves to a different site every 5-6 days.
Five safari tents with en-suite bathrooms and al fresco hot bucket showers form the basis of each campsite, combining the natural beauty of the breathtaking setting with comfort and personalised service.
